Again, I taped two 6x6 panels side-by-side to a larger panel. Then I sketched the same cow on both panels. This time, however, I started the palette knife painting first followed by the brushes. Also, I gave myself permission to play with the background and change it.
COW#3 - Brush
6x6 Oil on Raymar Canvas Panel
Available
Available
I also started this larger version of yesterday's cow. This one is done on a 24" by 24" Gallery Wrapped Canvas. The canvas was first prepared with modeling paste and orange gessoe. I used to use mainly black and grey gessoe, but now Orange is my color of choice. Holbein makes some really nice colored gessoe.
Work in Progress - Started putting down color.
Close-up of the modeling paste texture.
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SAVE THE DATE: March 9th 6-9pm
Opening Reception
Focal Point Gallery, Chapel Hill
1215 E. Franklin street
Opening Reception
Focal Point Gallery, Chapel Hill
1215 E. Franklin street
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